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Burkina Faso’s coup leader Ibrahim Traoré has assumed office as the president.
This follows last week’s seizure of power by military officers.
The power grab, the second this year, was triggered by an apparent disaffection with the failures of the previous military government to curb a spreading Islamist insurgency.
A delegation from the West African regional body, ECOWAS, went to the country on Tuesday, hoping to persuade the new leader to stick to earlier proposals to hold elections by mid-2024.
A review of Nigeria’s balance of payment report showed that Nigerians spent a sum of $11.6 billion on foreign education between 2019 and to date. On the flip side, the African giant did not attract any form of inflow from foreign students. The discord between the federal government and the Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, has seen Nigerian university students stay home from February 14, 2022.
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